École Freudienne de Paris

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École Freudienne de Paris was a highly influential French psychoanalytic school and society associated with Jacques Lacan’s re-interpretation of Freudian theory and his distinctive clinical and theoretical teachings.

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instanceOf psychoanalytic society
associatedWith Lacanian psychoanalysis
basedOn Freudian theory
Jacques Lacan’s re-interpretation of Freud
country France
dissolutionDeclaredBy Jacques Lacan NERFINISHED
dissolved 1980
field psychoanalysis
foundedBy Jacques Lacan NERFINISHED
hadNotableMember Charles Melman NERFINISHED
Françoise Dolto NERFINISHED
Jacques-Alain Miller NERFINISHED
Jean Clavreul NERFINISHED
Maud Mannoni NERFINISHED
Octave Mannoni NERFINISHED
Piera Aulagnier NERFINISHED
Serge Leclaire NERFINISHED
hasKeyConcept desire and lack
the Name-of-the-Father NERFINISHED
the analytic cartel
the mirror stage NERFINISHED
the object a
the pass (la passe)
the primacy of the signifier
the return to Freud
the subject of the unconscious
the three registers: Real, Symbolic, Imaginary
hasMotto Le psychanalyste ne s’autorise que de lui-même… et de quelques autres
inception 1964
influenced French literary theory
French philosophy
Lacanian schools worldwide
contemporary French psychoanalysis
post-structuralism
psychoanalytic theory in Belgium
psychoanalytic theory in Italy
psychoanalytic theory in Latin America
psychoanalytic theory in Spain
psychoanalytic theory in the United States
structuralism
introducedPractice cartel-based study groups
procedure of the pass for analyst qualification
languageOfWorkOrName French
legacyCarriedOnBy various Lacanian schools and associations
École de la Cause freudienne NERFINISHED
locatedIn Paris
memberOf Lacanian movement NERFINISHED
namedAfter Sigmund Freud NERFINISHED
separatedFrom Société Française de Psychanalyse NERFINISHED

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Jacques Lacan founded École Freudienne de Paris